#driven

• Driven — Having been set in motion, triggered, or coordinated by an external force, mechanism, or motor; also, in a legal sense, it designates a person summoned to court in a lawsuit. This versatile term reflects either the state of an energetically activated technical system or the status of a legal entity against which a civil or commercial action has been initiated.
• Driven in — A rare regional and archaic Romanian term representing the past participle form of an old verb meaning to drive in, fix, pin, or securely attach an object into a stable support. In marginal old dialects, it describes something heavily anchored.
• Self-propelled — Having the capability to tow, move, or propel itself using its own built-in mechanical systems and engines; self-propelled. In technical and military fields, it describes heavy machinery or artillery systems that do not require an external towing vehicle, possessing an autonomous motorized chassis.